How to treat female cervical hypertrophy? Does cervical hypertrophy need treatment?

How to treat cervical hypertrophy in women?

Experts say that the main methods for treating female cervical hypertrophy include the following:

Method 1: Drug treatment

Drug therapy is one of the methods for treating female cervical hypertrophy, and is mainly suitable for patients with mild erosion. Experts say that the main uses of drug therapy are:

1. Potassium dichromate solution: Apply to the affected area

2. Silver nitrate solution 10~30% or iodine 10%:

Method 2: surgical treatment

How to treat female cervical hypertrophy? Surgery is also an important method for treating cervical hypertrophy. Experts say that for patients with cervical hypertrophy, extensive erosion, involvement of the cervical canal, and suspected malignant changes, surgical treatment can be chosen.

Method 3: Physical therapy

Physical therapy is the most common method for treating female cervical hypertrophy. Experts point out that physical therapy for female cervical hypertrophy mainly includes cryotherapy, laser therapy and electric ironing therapy. Female friends can choose the appropriate treatment method according to their specific situation.

1. Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy is one of the common physical treatments for uterine hypertrophy. Experts say that cryotherapy mainly uses a liquid nitrogen rapid cooling device to place the probe on the eroded surface for 1 to 3 minutes, then remove it after the natural temperature recovers, freezing the necrotic diseased tissue to achieve the therapeutic effect.

Experts say that a large amount of watery discharge can be discharged 2 to 3 weeks after cryotherapy, and the advantage is less bleeding and cervical stenosis.

2. Electric ironing therapy

Electric ironing therapy is also one of the physical treatments for uterine hypertrophy. Experts say that electric ironing therapy is to use the electric iron head to contact the eroded surface to solidify the tissue and form a scab. The scab begins to fall off after about two weeks, and the wound generally takes 6 to 8 weeks to heal.

It is important to note that the electroironing procedure should be performed 3 to 5 days after the end of menstruation, and it should not be used by patients with adnexitis.

3. Laser treatment

Laser therapy is also a physical therapy for treating uterine hypertrophy. Experts point out that laser can carbonize and scab the eroded tissue, so it is used to treat uterine hypertrophy.